National Wild Life Week Observed Across North America
The National Wild Life Federation in Washington promotes National Wild Life Week nationwide with Canada joining through the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation. Ten provincial fish and game departments join with education departments to support an educational week for children and adults, emphasizing outdoor resources and legislation. Faye McCartney of Milestone Saskatchewan wins a trip to Washington for a 4-H Leadership Conference, with the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs sponsoring attendance from each province.
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U.S
Wild Life’ Federation
Washington
Canada
Wild Life
Jack Miner
Acts
Wild Life Week
Migratory Bird Foundation
Kingsville
Ontario
Faye McCartney
Milestone, Sask
Washington, D.C
Miss McCartney
Teachers College
Regina
Canadian Council On
Refugee housing aided by World Council of Churches 1959
The World Council of Churches arranged homes overseas for 11 729 refugees in 1959. From 1948 to 1958, 219 415 refugees migrated with its help. Movements spanned 40 origin countries to 38 destination nations. In 1959 the United States welcomed 5 784 refugees, Australia 4 234, Canada 546. The note recalls the Annie Jane, the first ship via Welland Canal in 1830.
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World Council of Churches
World Council ‘of Churches
United States
Australia
Canada
Puzzle of Clues and Crosswords Across the Page
The fragment presents a dense set of crossword style clues and vertical numbering, including names such as Eugene Sheffer and Guido, with entries spanning months, numbers, and various terms. It hints at a filled grid or crossword puzzle section featuring wordplay, with several listed clues like seasons of the year, asterisks, and phrases referencing places and terms, all in a vintage puzzle column tone.
Apple Date Crumble Pie and Related Treats
A readable collection from the Consumer Section describes a deep pie with an oat crust and apple date filling, plus a cinnamon crumble topping. It also lists cookie and bar recipes including lemony pinwheels, cheddar butter squares, and a tomato aspic dish with eggs, all styled as practical kitchen ideas.
University extension library offers broad book listings
The University Extension Library at Manitoba in Winnipeg announces a new catalog for Books for the asking. It covers fiction and non fiction across philosophy psychology religion languages sciences arts travel biographies and more. Catalogues are sent on request by Librarian G C Noble and available from the University of Manitoba.
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University Extension Library
G. C Noble
University Extension
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Ten Rules for Fifties Keep healthy with practical age tips
For turned middle ages readers there are ten guidelines to follow. Stay slim eat fruit and vegetables limit sugars and fat drink water breathe fresh air rest regularly and exercise. Take up new hobbies one should be useful. Don’t worry or lose your temper see your doctor and dentist regularly.
Tomato Aspic Molded Jelly for Stuffed Eggs
Prepare half the aspic and pour into a large mold or individual molds. Chill until partially set. Arrange stuffed eggs in jelly, working downward. Chill until firm. Pour in remaining jelly mixture and chill. Unmold on crisp lettuce and garnish with watercress or asparagus tips.
Proper Discipline of Children Warns Against Harsh Punishments
The guidance cautions that sending a child to bed hungry or locking him in a dark room worsens health and fear. It argues against threatening police involvement and instead suggests constructive responses. It proposes withdrawing candy as a milder corrective measure when appropriate.
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Junior
Snakes Do Not Hypnotize Prey As Humans Think
Snakes do not hypnotize their prey though it is suggested frogs and birds may be paralyzed by fright that they cannot run away.
Meetingitis sparks call to adjourn to the home
Canadian writer Jessie Robson Bothwell condemns modern women club life as an epidemic. She urges women to curtail meetings and return to home-centered activities, noting families lose time with parents and shared routines while children join separate social circles. She stresses family bonds over outward service.
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Jessie Robson Bothwell
Rotary
Onions and Asparagus in the Lily Family
Onions and asparagus are members of the lily family. The statement notes their shared botanical classification within Liliaceae and their relation as flowering plants.
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Lake Erie
Welland Canal
Dodds
Eugene Sheffer
Vorizon
Guido
Peale
Ff Outlook
Apollo
Mohammedan Prince
Rancocke
Caressive
Bishopric
Inquiring Gazes
Mr. Standish
Small
Rug
Saratoga, Springs
Man
SNAKE
Europe
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Portage Ave
Whitehall
Queen Many
Carinthia
Queen Elizabeth Ivermia Media
Syuvamia Bait Amnec
Salomia
Parthia
Mauretania
Wellax
Montreal
Quebec
New York
Mae
Southampton
London
Chergourg
Greenock
Liverpool
Cherdourg
Havre
Lomoow
UvEaroot
Greewock
COBM
MAVRE
Lowdon
Liverpool Cobm
Cobh
Cunard
Haile
Ein John
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